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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1964
Page
3
REW reviews John A T Robinson’s Honest to God influenced piece Christian Morals Today. It argues love as the sole basis for morality, dismissing fixed laws and arguing moral questions like war, punishment, sexuality, and divorce must be solved by love and personal relationships.
Jack Bilis FG president and Rich ard Sinclair of Phi Kappa Sigma return from the National Interfraternity Conference in Cincinnati with ideas. Three new IFC committees are formed including an executive committee a publicity group and a rush evaluation unit working with Junior IFC.
Six Westhampton residents lighten the mood at the annual dorm party in the Blue Room. Dorm president Jane Thurman led angels, confessions, and playful skits joined by Kay Woody Judy Mitchell Brownie Sales and Nora Rice. Santa checks lists while Betsy McIntosh dispenses candy canes.
The University Foreign Film Society will present The Woman in the Painting by Italian director Franco Rossi in January. Shows are at 3 30 and 7 30 pm in Richmond Hall 101 physics lecture room. Leads Geronimo Meynier and Andrea Scire star as two reckless youths with a growing attachment to a portrait of a beautiful woman.
Dale Morris was elected president of the Junior IPG with Stan Becker as vice president and Pete Shaw as secretary at the organizational meeting on Monday. Projects include a rush evaluation survey and a Greek night in early March to recruit nonfraternity men. Bert Long from TFQ advocates the J-EFC concept to groom understudies for future roles. Morris, Becker, and Shaw are Richmonders and Falls Church native Shaw is affiliated with Phi Kappa Sigma.
The Richmond College Senate debated a ten dollar rise in athletic ticket book costs and a possible extension of the rings contract to Johnston Company. Auditor Cecil Jones proposed a full arena side for the extra fee. The $45 activities fee splits among Athletic Council, Student Center, and Richmond College. Senators eyed a five dollar boost for both Student Government Association and Athletic Council, but took no action. Stan Martin of Johnston Company offered a heavier ring akin to VMI and VPI designs, but the proposal awaits further consideration.
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